2 ** TODO Adjust filename duration dynamically
3 2020-07-12T21:17Z; bktei> Currently, the "duration" component of the
4 output filename for a given chunk is calculated from the ~bufferTTL~
5 variable which does not necessarily reflect the amount of buffer lines
6 being read into a given chunk, especially since lines of stdin may be
7 received while synchronous processing occurs before a new
8 ~magicProcessWriteBuffer &~ job is spun off.
10 A better way to specify the duration is to maintain a pair of
11 timestamp varriables before each ~magicProcessWriteBuffer~ command is
12 run. Within the asynchronous write job the time difference between the
13 two time stamps may be evaluated in order to determine how much time
14 has passed since the last write operation started. The last line read
15 into the buffer when the ~while read~ loop finishes should be the most
16 current value and so one of the two timestamps should be recorded
17 then. The other time stamp should simply be the previous loop's
23 # MAIN LOOP: Run until script TTL seconds pass
25 while [[ $SECONDS -lt "scriptTTL" ]]; do
26 vbm "STATUS:$fn:Starting buffer round:$bufferRound";
27 bufferTOD="$((SECONDS + bufferTTL))"; # Set buffer round time-of-death
28 # Consume stdin to fill buffer until buffer time-of-death (TOD) arrives
29 while read -r -t "$bufferTTL" line && [[ $SECONDS -lt "$bufferTOD" ]]; do
30 # Append line to buffer array
33 #====BEGIN NEW CODE HERE====
34 bufferTimestampOld="$bufferTimestampNew";
35 bufferTimeStampNew="$(date --iso-8601=seconds)";
36 #====END NEW CODE HERE====
37 # Create dir_tmp if missing
38 if ! [[ -d "$dir_tmp" ]]; then
39 yell "ERROR:$fn:dir_tmp existence failure:$dir_tmp";
40 try mkdir "$dir_tmp" && vbm "DEBUG :$fn:Working dir recreated dir_tmp:$dir_tmp"; fi
41 # Update cmd_encrypt, cmd_encrypt_suffix
43 # Export buffer to asynchronous processing.
44 magicProcessWriteBuffer &
45 unset buffer; # Clear buffer array for next bufferRound
46 # Increment buffer round
51 Then, within the ~magicProcessWriteBuffer()~ function, the difference
52 in seconds between ~bufferTimestampOld~ and ~bufferTimestampNew~ may
53 be calculated and an appropriate duration string generated from the
54 ~timeDuration()~ function.